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I took my exam today and am getting the "good" pop up on the Pearson site so I think I passed. I had 30 select all that apply questions, shut off at 75 question. I didn't have any math. Just a heads up to everyone to study hard on the SATA questions.
Thank you for the heads up.Im taking mine in 3 weeks
i took my exam today, and yes i had 15 SATA questions, 5 calculaations, al lots of CAD,(coronary artery dis.) and some renal failure/PD.i had easy questions on my first 15 questions then became harder and harder that i cant even understand what they asking me for. my schedule is 11am, i got there earlier but the lady ask me to come back coz its not 11 yet so i have to go out of the building and find a place to seat. ito make my story short, I failed, i knew it already coz i check it,sooo, here i am crying,will go to work tom. and everybody will asking how does it goes.and you all know the rest. i review a little bit of kaplan and listen to my friend audio of FEUR,and the sad part is i paid $3000. tutorial with lady nurse from India in Houston,then i still failed, how sad is that. i feel like im the most stupid nurse in the planet. i married with 2 children,sometimes i can't come with them on wkend partying coz my nose is in this book.this is boring story.
how do you know what to study for SATA questions? are they mostly content based?
Side effects of medications, disease process S&S, prioritization, pt education. All of these were included in my SATA questions. Out of the first 12 questions I had 9 select all.
The great news is that I got my license notification from the Florida Board of Nursing at 8:00 this morning. Test status "PASS". I only had to wait around 18 hours from the end of my test. Pearson doesn't even have my fast results ready yet!
A~L~B
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I took my exam today and am getting the "good" pop up on the Pearson site so I think I passed. I had 30 select all that apply questions, shut off at 75 question. I didn't have any math. Just a heads up to everyone to study hard on the SATA questions.